Tymna doesnt look particularly powerful to the untrained eye, but it has a couple of key elements that really make it worth playing
Furthermore, whenever an Elemental you control dies, you mill three cards, providing you access to additional Forests you can play
Same goes for -1/-1 counters, which can be weaponized with Nesting Grounds or Fate Transfer and turned into a problem for your opponent
As a member of the wizard class, Sefris draws power from her study of ancient tomes and forbidden lore, drawing on her training among the sinister Red Wizards of Thay
Sorting your big mess into a smaller mess Im going to assume - and hope - all your cards are already facing the right way up and all front faces are facing you
In other words, he's not talking about decks with one or zero lands or decks with 42 lands